题目内容

Glancing ______ his shoulder, Eric could see the dog was running after him.


  1. A.
    over
  2. B.
    across
  3. C.
    through
  4. D.
    onto
A
试题分析:艾利克扫视了一下,看见一只狗正在追赶他,glance over 扫视,固定结构,其余介词不与glance连用,故选A
考点:动词与介词构成的固定结构
点评:介词是高考必考点,需要认真掌握。介词在英语中起到穿针引线的作用,英语介词的一个特点是一词多义,并且介词间语义交叉现象很多,习惯用法也很多,有时很难从词义上区分开来。故学习中要注意不断总结,结合语境结合基本词义多记一些介词的习惯用法和固定搭配。
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